> > It is really important that you check twice and make sure that all > child documents are encoded in "utf8", because just one miss can > cause that complaint. Here, with LyX 1.5.4 on Linux and Italian > language, I can not reproduce the behaviour you are describing. > >
I did it. Your suspect was correct. I answered yet this. > > So I don't know what to do, if I should abandon the idea of building a > > master document,since I don't see clearly which advantages it really > > provides. Anyone could point me any? Besides, the master document has > > Until now (LyX 1.5.4), I think that having a master document has the > only advantage of allowing you to build a single pdf/ps/whatever > output file, out of all the child documents, without the need for > merging them with 3rd party applications. > Your answer here clarifies me the doubt of the end. > Another advantage is that you can write child documents without > thinking much about little inter-chapter LaTeX adjustments; then you > can put all the ERT adjustments in the master file. I hope you > understand my pseudo-English. ;) > Yep. :-) > It is likely that further versions will permit you to perform better > and deeper management of child documents from within the master. > > > > not built-in the sets of child documents, has it? Consequently, the > > If I understand right, you are asking if master document contains > the list of its child documents. The answer to this question is > obviously yes :) but I'm not sure that this is what you mean.. > > No, that was too much obvious... :-)) I didn't mean that. But don't worry, I already got the idea from a previous comment from you (above). > Best regards. > > - -- > Filippo Zangheri > Thank you very much for this, Daniel
